The region’s largest water supplier is spending more than $10 million over the next several months on projects in the City of Tonawanda, the villages of Depew, Blasdell and Hamburg and the Town of ...

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The exact angle of the pitch was governed by the dimensions of the pipe cladding. Gambit Office possesses a pitched roof to emulate its residential neighbors. (Juliusz Sokołowski) Seeking a cheap ...

Curiosity almost killed the cat in the southern Polish city of Rzeszow, when one spent at least 10 days stuck in a pipe before being rescued from an ordeal that could have cost him one of his nine ...

In the opinion of some, the use of galvanized iron for water pipes, conveying water for drinking and culinary purposes, is injurious. Others take opposite ground in regard to this matter ...

Two main candidates have progressed to the second round of the Polish presidential election, with Trzaskowski at 31.2% and Nawrocki at 29.7% of the vote. Warsaw Mayor Rafal Trzaskowski and PiS ...

Those who plan to use pipe clamps for glue-ups would be much better off spending a little more to get the galvanized pipes and saving themselves the future headache. Glue-ups aren't the only ...

WARSAW, May 19 (Reuters) - If large urban centres are the core constituency of the liberal government of Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, then Sunday's presidential election first round showed ...

With the search ongoing for a new director to lead the Polish Film Institute, following the departures last year of two institute heads in the span of just six months, Polish film professionals ...

WARSAW-Polish liberals performed worse than expected in a presidential election on May 18, an exit poll showed, as Mr Rafal Trzaskowski from the ruling centrists Civic Coalition scraped to victory ...

Centrist Warsaw Mayor Rafal Trzaskowski and nationalist Karol Nawrocki will compete in a second round of the presidential election in Poland on June 1, the electoral commission said based on votes ...

The internment center functioned more like a prison for convicted German criminals; a small number of Jews; and Polish oppositionists, including members of the Secret Polish Army, Pilecki’s outfit.